And the winner of our first Hyperallergic t-shirt contest is Duncan Alexander and his “T-SHIRTS ARE THE NEW GALLERIES” design, which garnered 43% of the vote.
Congratulations, Duncan!
Thanks to the hundreds who voted. The t-shirts will be available for order at the end of this month.
Veken Gueyikian is publisher of Hyperallergic. More by Veken Gueyikian
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Way to go, Duncan! I voted!
Awesome!! Can’t wait to buy one!